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The investigation of the crash is continuing, but a medical condition may have been a factor, the Dodge County Sheriff's office said.

Grant Sovern co-founded the Community Immigration Law Center with a group of attorneys to educate and connect immigrants and their families with legal resources in the face of deportation.

The Rock County Sheriff’s Office said there was no threat to the public.

An aging Near West Side building, originally a YMCA, is being demolished to make way for a 189-unit student high-rise.

How to tune in for the Badgers' last game of 2026.

The Badgers and Panthers play relatively often. Here's where things stand ahead of Tuesday's in-state battle.

Many of the top baby names are popular choices seen at Madison hospitals in previous years.

The journey took a bit longer than expected, but Eva Travis gave the Badgers a holiday gift by committing to the team last week.

In Saturday’s 41-24 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, five players exited the game at various points with injuries, and two of those were lost for the season.

There are a lot of moving pieces that come into place when a penalty is called. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at how teams approach special teams play.

With four players out of the lineup, Weston Knox and Finn Brink scored key goals in the Badgers' victory over Lake Superior State at the Holiday Face-Off.

Trinity Shadd-Ceres found a new home after two seasons with Wisconsin volleyball that were interrupted by injury.

Finn Brink's third-period goal was the difference as the Badgers extended their winning streak to six games by winning a Holiday Face-Off semifinal.

Mike Sardina fell ill on his way back from the Madison concert.

Packers can’t stop Derrick Henry, fall 41-24 to Ravens and limp toward the playoffs with momentum gone.

Winning line from Middleton reader beats more than 60 entries.

Blizzard conditions are expected later Sunday.

The State Journal's political cartoonist reflects on his favorite work from 2025.

Try something new in 2026. Even if it's not an overwhelming success.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.